Karim Lesina, executive vice president and chief external affairs officer at Millicom: “Mexico’s telecommunications market is experiencing significant growth, driven by the expansion of digital infrastructure, including fiber-optic networks and next-generation mobile technologies. Rising demand for data services, along with the consolidation of the market, which has led to two stronger players—América Móvil and AT&T—has created a more efficient, competitive environment that attracts greater investment. América Móvil’s recent subscriber growth reflects these trends, as well as the company’s investment in infrastructure and competitive pricing. However, Mexico’s telecom sector faces challenges, particularly high spectrum prices—a common issue across Latin América. These elevated costs can limit operators’ ability to invest in next-generation networks like 5G, slowing the rollout of faster, more reliable connectivity for consumers and businesses. Additionally, there is a need for…”